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1 interest
• deo; dobro; interes; interesovanje; interesovati se; interesovati se za; kamat; kamata; korist; pažnja; posao; posed; postotak; pravo; privlačnost; procenat; radoznalost; zainteresovanost; zainteresovati; zainteresovati se; zanimati se -
2 interest-free
• beskamatni -
3 interest at a rate
• kamatna stopa -
4 interest bearing
• donositi kamatu -
5 interest costs
• troškovi za kamate -
6 interest income
• iznos kamata -
7 interest oneself
• interesovati se; zainteresovati se; zanimati se -
8 interest period
• kamatni period -
9 interest rate
• kamatna stopa -
10 interest statement
• kamatni list -
11 interest, int.
• kamata -
12 simple interest
• prost interest; zatezna kamata -
13 accrued interest
• narasla kamata -
14 arrears of interest
• zaostala kamata -
15 back interest
• zaostala kamata -
16 bearing no interest
• beskamatni -
17 capital and relative interest
• kapital i pripadajuća kamata -
18 common interest
• zajednički inter -
19 community of interest
• zajednica interesa -
20 compound interest
• interes na interes; složen interes; složena kamata; složeni interes
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